Mysore Crepe Silk also known as
Mysore Silk an esteemed place in Karnataka’s cultural heritage, celebrated for its rich quality & distinctive sheen.
When fused with the intricate weaving traditions with pure gold zari ,they create garments that embody elegance and craftsmanship, yielding pieces that are truly unique.

Karnataka is a powerhouse of mulberry silk production, yielding around 9,000 metric tons annually, which makes up almost 45% of India’s total mulberry silk output. The majority of this silk is cultivated in the Mysore district, where the legacy of Mysore silk began. The Mysore Silk factory, established in 1912 by Maharaja Sri Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar, was originally set up to produce silk fabrics exclusively for the royal family, as well as ornamental garments for the armed forces.

The Mysore silk saree, a symbol of royal heritage, stands out for its unmistakable lustre, softness, and ease of maintenance. Made from pure mulberry silk, this saree holds its sheen and quality over the years, making it not only a luxurious fabric but also a sustainable and timeless piece.